Speeding ticket in dc

[Anonymous]

I got speed ticket in dc. Not from police the camera caught my car and I received letter to pay $100.
Is it going to affect my points?
Clean driving record is very important for me. Since, I drive kids to their activities .
thanks

[Anonymous]

How fast were you going?

https://www.dmv.org/washington-dc/point-system.php

[Anonymous]

My speed was 62 and the speed limit was 50
Thanks

[Anonymous]

Do you always drive this fast? 12 miles over the speed limit is a lot, I would be hesitant to allow you to drive with my children.

[Anonymous]

Nope. Only if you receive a certain amount of speeding tickets within a specific time frame will you get point. Or, if you got pulled over by the police and it was considered reckless driving, then, you could receive a point(s).

Double check your ticket. Those camera tickets will double within 30 days if you don’t pay it- DC tickets are ridiculous!

[Anonymous]

No points.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you always drive this fast? 12 miles over the speed limit is a lot, I would be hesitant to allow you to drive with my children.

Good thing she doesn’t work for you. I know my driving is crazy but when there are children present I am very cautious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you always drive this fast? 12 miles over the speed limit is a lot, I would be hesitant to allow you to drive with my children.

Op here , Did I ask you to drive your kids with me?????
Please answer my question about my ticket not about yours views ( you could whenever I applied for your nanny position)
I don’t think I ask parents what they think about hiring me for their kids. Lol
Btw, I never got ticket all my life. This is first time.
Whenever I drive with kids I drive very careful

[Anonymous]

I hate driving in d.c. I love the cameras at the bottoms of hills

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you always drive this fast? 12 miles over the speed limit is a lot, I would be hesitant to allow you to drive with my children.

Good thing she doesn’t work for you. I know my driving is crazy but when there are children present I am very cautious.

There are ALWAYS children present on the roads, ALWAYS! What an absolutely ignorant thing to say! Or do the children that you are not in charge of not matter?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you always drive this fast? 12 miles over the speed limit is a lot, I would be hesitant to allow you to drive with my children.

Good thing she doesn’t work for you. I know my driving is crazy but when there are children present I am very cautious.

There are ALWAYS children present on the roads, ALWAYS! What an absolutely ignorant thing to say! Or do the children that you are not in charge of not matter?

I am talking about children present in my car, dummy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you always drive this fast? 12 miles over the speed limit is a lot, I would be hesitant to allow you to drive with my children.

Good thing she doesn’t work for you. I know my driving is crazy but when there are children present I am very cautious.

There are ALWAYS children present on the roads, ALWAYS! What an absolutely ignorant thing to say! Or do the children that you are not in charge of not matter?

I am talking about children present in my car, dummy!

Do me a favor and honk every time you see a child present on the roads.

[Anonymous]

Op there are no points with a camera ticket.
They do this in the hope that people just pay the ticket and dont waste time going to court.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you always drive this fast? 12 miles over the speed limit is a lot, I would be hesitant to allow you to drive with my children.

Good thing she doesn’t work for you. I know my driving is crazy but when there are children present I am very cautious.

There are ALWAYS children present on the roads, ALWAYS! What an absolutely ignorant thing to say! Or do the children that you are not in charge of not matter?

I am talking about children present in my car, dummy!

No hun, I’m not the dummy in this situation. I am fully aware of what you meant. You seem to be missing the point, which is that your wreckless driving can certainly impact others, including other children.

[Anonymous]

Pp, that’s my point, too. Original poster seems to think that as long as she didn’t have kids in the car, it’s okay to drive recklessly. I stand by my original statement, I would be hesitant to allow her to drive with my children.